Author of fiction and creative non-fiction who somehow managed to get an MFA. Miniature painter and all-around nice guy, well, at least some of the time.
Summer has slowed down my workload a bit. So, to fill some time, I’m offering discounted beta-reading services. Pricing for an 80K-word manuscript would be 150 USD.
If you are interested in the cost for your work, message me here or via email at [email protected].
This one is wet, and this one is wet, and…
A post showed up on my wife’s Facebook this morning from someone I’d all but forgotten existed. I only know them as Jeff Vader, and that was back when I was going by Mr. Stevens, Head of Catering, in the Wild West that was early-teens Facebook.
Jeff Vader, who incidentally ran the Death Star, and I crossed paths, and for a brief time we shared a love of the comedy of Eddie Izzard and an animosity between us because all the trays were wet.
Here is a link to a video that might help make this nonsense clear.
https://t.co/p3EKWhoDaf
I’ve got to admit that I waste a good portion of every evening playing video games.
Right now, it’s first-person shooters (FPSs), mainly Battlefield 6, but at other times I play ARPGs like Path of Exile 2, and right now I’m killing time waiting for the November release of GTA 6.
I’m working on an essay that looks at what these games provide for my ADHD addled brain. While you wait for that, here’s something I wrote a while back about the things I learned playing Battlefield 2024.
https://t.co/yA0aX2mQyE
I’m in a position to take on a couple of new clients in my role as a writing coach.
Each month, the service includes two 1-hour in-person or virtual sessions and an editorial letter evaluating up to 20K words. If you or someone you know might be interested, I can be reached at [email protected]
Well Shit, if it Doesn’t All Circle Back to The Wizard of Oz
Here’s an essay with a little light literary analysis that finds traces of Oz in Russel Banks's Rule of the Bone.
https://t.co/Z0i3OuALX3
Hi, hope that you are all well.
This is my flyer for my upcoming exhibition which I have got this coming Friday with Urban Arts Stoke here I am hoping to promote myself as well as also my work as well as hopefully sell some of my photos
I have to admit that I’ve been in the fog of writing lately. And I don’t mean that in a good way. The rejections keep on piling up, leaving me to wonder if I might be on the wrong track, chasing something that I can never catch. But I keep on plugging away, and some days, like today, the fog seems to lift just a bit.
My wife Trena decided to make the annual transition from her natural hair to extensions a little early this year. She normally holds off until the temps drop a bit, but she found some hair online that just couldn’t wait.
So I thought I’d share an essay I wrote about her hair and my use of foul language.
https://t.co/aD0p4UMhTO
I have a few beta-reading slots open. I’m offering a discount. Pricing for an 80K-word manuscript would be 150 USD. If you are interested in the cost for your work, message me here or via email at [email protected].
I found this God-forsaken pager in the bottom of a junk drawer last night, and knowing it was still in the house made it hard for me to sleep. The thought of its incessant beeping makes my blood pressure go through the roof.
You see, the thing was my near-constant companion for close to fifteen years when I worked for a restoration contractor. It would go off at the worst possible times. Usually when I was just dozing off or pulling into the drive after a long day. And no matter the time, it always required immediate attention.
After approaching the Most Esteemed Grants Committee for funding, inventor Tobias Maunfield begins a journey that unravels the lies of the Directorate.
#fantasy#BookCommunity#amreading#goodreads
https://t.co/rGHPmssO1t
My office staff got very excited when my latest talking-cat paranormal mystery arrived in hardcover. It was hard to get them to keep still for a photograph.
@AcCargill I've driven some less-than-savory characters around close to home. I think the best stories come from them. For a writer, Uber might be the closest to being an old-school bartender.
As a writing project, I’ve been thinking it might be fun to try and drive Uber cross-country. Take the long fares when they’re offered and go from city to city in whatever direction the app sends me. I could make money and meet people.
I saw this on a street corner the other day. Usually, these sign spinners are advertising for something, but strangely, the only thing this guy seemed to be trying to promote was the Ghostbuster services. I didn’t realize that was a thing, but I guess everyone needs to make a living somehow.